Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY, I2. 1887
LOCAL NEWS.

turnlture store.
 For fine new carpets see the immense stock received last week by Leo Gold schmidt
 r. IS rumored that the private thestri- cal announced for Saturday night next will have to be postponed.
 Governor Louis Torres for governor and Ramon Corral for vice governor were nominated in HeTmosillo on Fri day last.
 The Bijou Opera company are billed for Deming February 10. A guarantee of two good paying houses would bring them here also.
 Miss Olea \. Harrigsn died in No gales on the 3i inst. of inflammation ot the bowels. She was aged l9 years and s native of California.
 Dr. Leibig has reconsidered his deter mlnation not to visit Tucson on his pres ent tour and will be here as elsewhere noted.
 Col. McGrorty has been confirmed by the senate as collector ot Internal rev enue for the district of New Mexico and Arizona.
 Messrs. Msthieson < Hughes, lesees of the Annie mine, Olive Camp, received a net return of S3l0 per ton on three tons of ore shipped to the Pueblo shelter.
 The Mirror of Ireland Combination Company are billed to appear ID Reid's Opera House on Monday and Tuesday, 14th and 18th February.
 Alfred B. Kellum, private Troop B, lOih Cavalry, stationed at Fort Thomas, IS under sentence to imprisonment ct Fort LeavsnwOrth, Kansas,
 Col. Richardson is expected home in the course of few days. While east he purchased Q dozen Holstein cows for his milk ranch on the Santa Cruz bottom.
 4 new lot of carpets covering the en- tire range of pattern and quality. were recently received by Mir. Leo Gold schmidt. They are finding ready sale, being offered 6t prices to suIt the times.
 Alr. J. L. Clark and wife are ID the city from American Flag. They were only five hours on the road. by Ssmsn- Iego'5 stage, although the distance is fifty miles,
 An Albuquerque paper declares that Jesse James Is alive and prosperous ID
  the Missouri outlaw were alive in Arl- zons he would probably be a candidate for the Legislsture.-Los Angeles Times.
 It Is reported on pretty good author ity that work On the Maricops & PheniI railroad was resumed yesterday, all diff ferences as regards crossing the Indian reservation having been satisfactorily .r over to the Junction yesterdsy.-Phenix | Gazette.
 Another case of forgery, is rumored. | IS trying Co adjust itself satisfactorily to | the victim and 10 save the perpe;rator | from the laws trip-hammer. The clock | dial at noon tomorrow IS to mark the | stern decision whether It shall be pun gle or tue penitentisry.
 Up in Tempe the people feed their dogs some Of the torrillss made from newly purchased flour, and if the snl- msls do not die, 1t IS considered safe to use. Some dogs have died. and 1t IS un- certain who the victim of somebody's | dlsbOiical malice will be.
 The engrossed copy of the resolutions adopted by Negley Post No. B. G. 4. R. of this city, m memory of their late com rade Gen. John 4. Logan, was forwarded tO Mrs, Logan yesterday. Mir. G. J. Eoskruge enRrOssed the resolutions in very handsome style.
 The printing material that formerly did service on the Qujotos PrOspector, the IucsUn Tailings sud Beef and Bull iIOn, and later, the Daily Times, has | been purchased by Fl Progreso del | Nslle Publishing Company. of PheniI, and will be used in the publication of Spanish newspaper ID that city.
 T. c. Hilzlnger, well known here abouts, challenges any five Of the best spoilers iD Fl PasO to meet him sIngie- handed within one week in the district court room, under the auspices of the | Ladies Aid Society of the Trinity NJ. E. | church, Webster's Abridged of lS000 l words to be used.
 The Daily Fronterizo will make its ap- pCRrance in this city next Monday, and | 1t will be published every day except ing Sundays. Don. Carlos |. VelasSo, the courteous and versatile editor, ,hss found sufficient encouragement with his able weekly to warrant making this new venture, which. the CITIZEN hopes, will | meet with equal success.
 The long talked of change in the Rr- rival and departure of the passenger trains has been scheduled to go into ef- feet on Wednesday, next, at J30 D. m. on the Tucson and Glls division, The east ern bound passenger will arrive here at 2 30 a. m., the west bound at lOI5 D. m. Both trains will remain l5 minutes. Both malls will consequently be distrib- uted m the morning at one aud the same time. The postoffice and Wells. Faryo's officials have been notified of the change by printed time schedule.
 After careful examination superip. tendent MRhoney has reached the opiu- lon that Patrick DOnBbue, the Yuma convict who made his escape from the asylum R short time since, and was sub sequently captured on the line of the Southern Pacific railroad, IS perfectly sane. He has notified Toa Gates, SUI perIntendent of the Yuma prison, of this fact, and the chances are that DonRhue will soon occupy hIs old quarters ID the "pen. "-PhenIx Gazette.
 A man named Gotorth, of Phenrx. felt It incumbent upon himself to take one or J. J. GRrdner's horses and Goforth ID the dark hours of the night in Yuma rous mesnder. His blankety Blsnken- shlp, armed and equipped as the law uirects,a!so went forth, overlook GOfOrth and prevailed upon him to come forth with to the scene of hIs exploit, to ob- tsln from the courts the proper creden- tIals to admit him within the Castle Gates.
 The Semi-Weekly issue of the Libra : ry Magszine, published by John B Al den, New York, may at glance seem petty, but each contains 22 pages of eholces current literature; the Monthly , numbers average over l90 pages, in which form they have a neat cover i first issue of Monthly, March 1. The z aggregate number of pages of reading 7 matter given m twelve months is ? 2SS. being more good solid" literature than O is gwen by any other magazine at S4.OO v Dr 8 year. We mean to deserve half v ! million subscribers. . The Mint, that public convenience i where one can exchange his bullion for c IomethinG better, announces that 1t now ? las great surplus coinage of famous ( Jhlcsgo beer, on drsught, that will be | Naasrr- n